Respite Module: Restores Aegis’ energy when ehs Immobilises an enemy Longevity Module: Increases Aegis’ health points Lasting Affliction Module: Increases the duration of Alchemical AfflictionĬritical Repair Module: Restores health on critical hit Immobilisation Module: Increases Immobilisation damageįight or Flight Module: Increases Aegis physical damage and impact when at low health Unstable Essence Module: Gives a chance to recover an alchemical capsule after a shotįrost Catalyst Module: Increases Frost damage and build-upįlame Catalyst Module: Increases Flame damage and build-upįulmination Catalyst Module: Increases Fulmination damage and build-upįulmination Resistance Module: Increases Fulmination resistanceįrost Resistance Module: Increases Frost resistanceįlame Resistance Module: Increases Flame resistance Reinforced Armour: Increases overall Armour value The types of Module we’ve found (and their effects) are listed below:Īlchemical Shield Module: Increases Resistance to Flame, Frost and FulminationĮfficient Countering Module: Increases parry window for weapons with shieldsĮfficient Ventilation Module: Reduces internal Frost damage caused by Rapid Cooling In many cases, Module effects will stack for multiple versions. They must be equipped in one of four Module slots, each of which can be upgraded twice. Some will improve her heat-sinks, others trigger health regeneration on critical hits.

Modules are performance modifiers that infer buffs and bonuses to Aegis for each one equipped. In this guide, we’ll explain how they work in Steelrising.

To stand a chance against the onslaught of evil Automats, Aegis will need to find and equip Modules. However, if you’re playing without Assist Mode, the latter game can be pretty tough. Steelrising may not be quite as challenging as some Soulslikes thanks to the Assist Mode and Modules which you can use.

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